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I make systems that don’t talk to each other, talk.

JavaScript end to end — React and Astro on the front, Node and Supabase behind them, PHP and WordPress when that is where the client already lives. Most of what I build runs where nobody sees it: shared platforms, sync layers, and apps that keep working when the signal drops.

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Most of it runs inside someone else’s dashboard.

Systems built at Growku for restaurants, construction and clinics. Not websites with a feature bolted on — platforms, sync layers and offline apps that a business runs on.

Client systems

These live inside client dashboards, CRMs and internal tooling, so there are no screenshots and no links yet — I would rather organise each one properly before pointing people at it. The system diagram is the honest version anyway: the interesting part was never the interface.

Restaurants WordPress · React · GoHighLevel

An ordering platform, not a restaurant website

Problem: A restaurant is a peculiar kind of shop — menus, modifiers, prep times, multiple locations. Building each one from scratch meant fixing the same bug in five codebases.
Built: A theme-agnostic WordPress core that powers every site on the platform. Each restaurant keeps its own look and its own specialities; the ordering logic is shared, so a fix or a new feature ships to all of them at once. GoHighLevel drives marketing notifications, and a separate React e-menu runs on in-store tablets — fully offline, syncing whatever changes in the WordPress admin.
Result: New restaurants join a platform instead of becoming another codebase to maintain.

Flooring & construction Chrome MV3 · Astro · React · GoHighLevel

Field tools for crews who lose signal

Problem: Estimators and installers work in half-built rooms with no reception, and everything they collect has to end up in GoHighLevel — the CRM the business already runs on.
Built: A Chrome extension adding the appointment and marketing screens GoHighLevel doesn’t have. A React app the crew uses offline, syncing when signal returns, including a project showcase whose media is cached locally so it still loads on one bar. The public site is Astro, for SEO and lead tracking.
Result: One CRM as the system of record, and a crew that can work without a connection.

Hair transplant clinic Cliniko · CRM sync

Two systems, one source of truth

Problem: Regulation required the clinic to run on Cliniko, but Cliniko is weak as a CRM — so marketing and patient communication lived in a second system. Staff looked up the same patient twice, in two tabs.
Built: A sync layer that keeps Cliniko records flowing into the CRM continuously, so the CRM holds the whole picture and nobody has to leave it.
Result: One place to look up a patient, without dropping the software they are obliged to use.

Content creators React · Supabase · Telegram · n8n

An app that opens inside Telegram

Problem: Creators already live in Telegram. Sending them to a separate app with its own signup loses most of them at the login screen.
Built: A React app authorised through Telegram itself — no second account, no password to forget. Supabase behind it, with n8n handling the automation steps.
Result: In build, not released yet.

Local business marketing Supabase functions · Apify

Social proof, fetched and served

Problem: Businesses want their latest Instagram posts and Google reviews on their own site, and neither platform makes that easy to keep current.
Built: A service that takes an Instagram handle and a Google Maps URL, collects both through Apify, and serves the results from Supabase edge functions — so the site renders them however its design calls for.
Result: Current posts and reviews on the front end, with nobody copying and pasting.

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JavaScript first — React, Astro, Node, Supabase. Chrome extensions when a CRM needs extending, n8n when a workflow does. PHP and WordPress when that is already where the business lives. Happy to work outside that when the problem calls for it.